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Friberg-Strunk Street improvement project complete

Effort improves safety, prepares for future economic development

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Thanks to a $6.3 million improvement project, Friberg-Strunk Street in Camas is now a three-lane paved road, with bike lanes, curbs and sidewalks on both sides, and new signal lights.

Work was recently completed on the multi-million dollar Friberg-Strunk Street improvement project in Camas.

The $6.3 million effort, led by contractor McDonald Excavating, Inc., of Washougal, involved widening .83 miles of road including Northwest Friberg-Strunk Street from Northwest Lake Road to Northwest Goodwin Road, and Northeast Goodwin Road from Northwest Friberg-Strunk Street to Camas Meadows Drive. It is now a three-lane paved street, with bike lanes, curbs and sidewalks on both sides, and new signal lights.

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